Satan stalks our churches, homes, and relationships because he seeks to defame God. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt as part of the Exiles sermon series at the Crown Point campus and streamed to the Cedar Lake and Hobart/Portage campuses.

Pastors should care for the church because they love Jesus and the church belongs to him. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt as part of the Exiles sermon series at Crown Point and was streamed to the Cedar Lake and Hobart/Portage campuses.

Eldership is an elevated role because of who's church it is; it is Jesus' church. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt as part of the Exiles sermon series at the Crown Point and Cedar Lake campuses and streamed to the Hobart/Portage campus.

The trials we endure whisper to us, \\\"It won\\\'t always be like this.\\\" This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt as part of the Exiles sermon series at the Crown Point campus and streamed to the Cedar Lake and Hobart/Portage campuses.

Security in anything or anyone outside of Christ is idolatry. This message was given by Pastor Dan Jacobsen at the Crown Point campus and streamed to the Cedar Lake and Hobart/Portage campuses.

Prayer changes our heart and changes us to be more like Jesus. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt at the Crown Point campus and streamed to the Cedar Lake and Hobart/Portage campuses

Don't let the fleeting beauty of a building distract you from the eternal and lasting beauty of Jesus. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt at the Crown Point and Cedar Lake campuses and streamed to the Hobart/Portage campus.

In creation God gave us his breath, but on the cross he gave us his blood; and with his blood he offers forgiveness and salvation for all people. This message was given by Pastor Dan Jacobsen.

Christian relationships are not disposable because Jesus died for them and he is coming back. This message was given by Pastor Steve DeWitt.

Jesus' baptism was not as a repentance of sins. His baptism was to identify himself with us, and our baptism is to identify ourselves with him and his saving work on the cross.